The Yeedi C14 Pro Plus is a budget LiDAR robot vacuum with a bagless self emptying dock that does surprisingly well on pet hair. In Vacuum Wars' tests it picked up 94 percent of flattened pet hair with no tangles. It is worth it for pet owners on a budget who mainly need vacuuming, but its mop is weak and it has no obstacle avoidance.
What Yeedi C14 Pro Plus is
The C14 Pro Plus is a robot vacuum from Yeedi with a flat mop pad and an auto empty dock. The dock is bagless, with a 1.5 liter bin that Yeedi says holds up to 45 days of debris, depending on your home Vacuum Wars launch ↗. The robot itself has a 400 mL dustbin and stands 3.8 inches tall Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
Yeedi rates its suction at 11,000 Pa across four levels, up from 8,000 Pa on the older C12 Pro Plus Vacuum Wars launch ↗. It maps your home with a spinning LiDAR sensor Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
Vacuum Wars named it its best robot vacuum under $300, with the note that this applies when it is discounted below that price Vacuum Wars budget ↗. Hands on testing is in progress on our side, and we will update this review with results.
What it does well
Pet hair is its strength. In Vacuum Wars' tests it picked up 94 percent of flattened pet hair, against an 82 percent average Vacuum Wars budget ↗. In the 7 inch hair test, none of the hair wrapped around its brushes, against a 26 percent average Vacuum Wars budget ↗. Yeedi credits its anti tangle brush Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
It cleans carpet well. Vacuum Wars rated its carpet deep cleaning well above average, and its suction port result was almost twice the studio average Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
Navigation is efficient for the price. LiDAR mapping supports multi level maps, room schedules, zone cleaning, no go and no mop zones, recharge and resume, and carpet boost Vacuum Wars launch ↗. Vacuum Wars found it more than 10 percent more efficient than average Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
The battery goes further than most. Vacuum Wars estimated much higher than average coverage per charge, though it did not give a number Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
The dock costs nothing to run. Because it is bagless, you empty the bin instead of buying dust bags Vacuum Wars launch ↗. It climbs thresholds up to 20 mm Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
Where it falls short
The mop is weak. It uses a fixed flat pad with a 300 mL tank and no scrubbing, lifting, washing or drying Vacuum Wars launch ↗. Vacuum Wars gave it a stain score 80 points below average Vacuum Wars budget ↗. You refill the water and wash the pad yourself Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
It has no dedicated obstacle avoidance Vacuum Wars budget ↗. Pick up cords and socks before a run, and be careful in homes where pets have accidents.
Hard floors are not perfect. Vacuum Wars saw a fair amount of fine debris scattered on the first pass Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
The dock holds about 45 days of debris, less than pricier docks that last 90 days or more Vacuum Wars launch ↗ Vacuum Wars $1,000 to $1,300 ↗.
Wi Fi is 2.4 GHz only, and there is no Matter support or live video Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
Pricing and plans
Vacuum Wars listed it at $329.99 on Amazon on October 8, 2026, down from $399.99 Vacuum Wars launch ↗ Vacuum Wars budget ↗. That is just above the $300 line Vacuum Wars uses for its budget pick, so watch for deals Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
Amazon is the main place to buy it. Yeedi's own US store did not list the C14 Pro Plus when we checked, though it sold other models such as the M14 Plus at $499.99 Yeedi ↗.
We could not confirm the warranty length or replacement part prices from Yeedi or Vacuum Wars Vacuum Wars launch ↗ Yeedi ↗. Check the warranty on the Amazon listing before you buy.
Running costs should be low. The dock is bagless, so there are no dust bags to buy Vacuum Wars launch ↗. Expect to replace filters, brushes and the mop pad over time. There is no subscription.
Who should (and shouldn't) use it
- Good fit: pet owners on a budget who mostly need vacuuming Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
- Good fit: homes with carpet, where it cleaned well above average Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
- Good fit: anyone tired of buying dust bags Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
- Skip it if: you want real mopping Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
- Skip it if: your floors are often covered in cords, socks or pet messes Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
- Skip it if: you want a dock that runs for months without emptying Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
Alternatives worth a look
- MOVA V70 Ultra Complete: our top pet hair pick, with 94 percent pickup, obstacle avoidance and a bagless dock that holds up to 100 days, around $1,000 Vacuum Wars $1,000 to $1,300 ↗.
- MOVA Mobius 60: for carpet heavy pet homes that also want a mop that swaps pads itself, around $890 Vacuum Wars $600 to $1,000 ↗.
- Roborock Saros 20: the strongest suction and full automation for heavy shedders, around $1,480 Tom's Guide ↗.
- Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2: another budget pick, but Tom's Guide found it weak on thick carpet Tom's Guide ↗.
Where it appears
Budget pickThe Best Robot Vacuum for Pet HairWhat’s good
- 94% pet hair pickup, zero tangles
- Bagless
- Above average battery
What to know
- No obstacle avoidance
- Weak mopping
Key features
- 11,000 Pa rated suction
- LiDAR navigation with multi level maps and no go zones
- Bagless dock, 1.5 L, up to 45 days
- Anti tangle brush
- Flat mop with 300 mL tank
Questions people ask
How much does the Yeedi C14 Pro Plus cost?
Vacuum Wars listed it at $329.99 on Amazon on October 8, 2026, down from $399.99 Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
Is the Yeedi C14 Pro Plus good for pet hair?
Yes. It picked up 94 percent of flattened pet hair with no tangling in Vacuum Wars' tests Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
Does the Yeedi C14 Pro Plus need bags?
No. Its auto empty dock is bagless, with a 1.5 liter bin that holds up to 45 days of debris Vacuum Wars launch ↗.
Does the Yeedi C14 Pro Plus avoid obstacles?
Not well. Vacuum Wars says it has no dedicated obstacle avoidance system Vacuum Wars budget ↗.
Where this comes from
Checked Oct 9, 2026. Vendor pages describe their own products; independent sources add outside views. Hands on testing is in progress.
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